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Shore/Rock PlatformLord Howe Island
Neds Beach
Knee-deep fish feeding with kingfish and drummer, then coral reef with turtles 30 m from the sand.
ReefPort Phillip Heads
Nepean Bay
Sheltered, clear 1–12 m bay inside Point Nepean with scattered reef, kelp, recovering fish life and the debris of two centuries…
WallPort Phillip Heads
Nepean Wall
The vertical Nepean side of The Rip: a boomerang-shaped trench whose northern wall drops from 18 m to 65 m through large caves…
IslandEyre Peninsula
Neptune Islands – Great White Shark Cage Diving
Australia's only licensed great white shark cage diving, beside the country's largest fur seal colony – surface cages for anyone,…
Artificial ReefNewcastle & Lake Macquarie
Newcastle Offshore Artificial Reef (Blacksmiths)
Steel artificial reef towers rising 12 m off the seabed, patrolled by schools of kingfish, only 3.5 km from the Swansea bar.
Artificial ReefWhitsundays & Bowen
Ngaro Underwater Sculpture Trail
Six artworks at four sites – manta rays, a Maori wrasse, a hawksbill turtle and more – created to aid reef recovery after Cyclone…
Shore/Rock PlatformHuon & Far South
Ninepin Point Marine Reserve
Tannin-darkened Huon water brings deep-water sea whips, sponges and bryozoans into 5-10 m – a rare 'pseudo-deep' reef in a…
DriftNingaloo – Exmouth
Ningaloo Humpback Whale Swim
Licensed snorkel encounters with migrating humpback whales, July–October.
DriftNingaloo – Exmouth
Ningaloo Whale Shark Swim
Swim beside the world's largest fish on licensed tours with spotter planes, March–July.
WreckPilbara & Dampier
No. 20 McDermott Barge
A giant cyclone-wrecked derrick barge in shallow water.
ReefLord Howe Island
Noddy Island
One of the best reef dives at Lord Howe – coral-covered boulders and gorgonias in 40 m visibility with kingfish, trevally and…
Pinnacle/BommieCoral Sea
Nonki Bommie (Holmes Reef)
A split pinnacle with a canyon between its two fingers, draped in giant sea fans and soft corals.
WreckAdelaide Metro
Norma Wreck
The dynamited remains of an 1893 Glasgow-built four-masted barque sunk in a collision in 1907, now a fish-rich heritage trail…
Shore/Rock PlatformLord Howe Island
North Bay
Secluded lagoon bay with coral, turtles and a 1965 tuna-boat wreck, reached only on foot or by boat.
Pinnacle/BommieHeron Island & Capricorn Group
North Bommie (Heron Island)
A giant mushroom-shaped bommie wrapped in glassfish and hunted by trout and cod, with mantas and turtles queuing to be cleaned.
Shore/Rock PlatformSydney South & Botany Bay
North Bondi (Ben Buckler Point)
Reliable weedy seadragons on the sand edge and a protected boat-ramp exit, under Sydney's most famous headland.
ReefJervis Bay
North Bowen Island
Canyons and swim-throughs among huge boulders with many sea dragons – the reliable choice in southerly weather.
Pinnacle/BommieLord Howe Island
North Head Bommie
A bommie cut by slits, canyons, craters and porthole openings – photogenic structure with Galapagos sharks in 30 m visibility.
WallCoral Sea
North Horn (Osprey Reef)
Australia's most famous shark dive – 10–30 reef sharks around a controlled feed in a 12 m amphitheatre at the top of a 1,000 m…
WallCoral Sea
North Horn Wall (Osprey Reef)
A sheer drift along a wall dropping more than 1,000 m, with caves, overhangs, mantas and tuna.
WreckPerth
North Mole & North Mole Barge
An upright, partly penetrable hopper barge in 8 m, reached by a pole trail from the North Mole, and the main sheltered shore…
ReefCoffs Harbour & Solitary Islands
North Solitary Island – Anemone Bay
Claimed to hold the densest population of anemones and clownfish on the Australian mainland coast, on the sheltered side of…
Cave/CavernCoffs Harbour & Solitary Islands
North Solitary Island – Elbow Cave
An easy, current-free swim-through cave surrounded by extraordinarily dense anemone beds and a 1980s trawler wreck, allowing…
WallPort Phillip Heads
North Wall
Deep wall on Spectacular Reef off Shortland Bluff – overhangs, small caves and swim-throughs from 19 m to beyond 60 m, sheltered…